B. y = -18-1
C. y = 4x-1
Mathematics, 17.12.2020 01:20 ghernadez
Identify the function shown in this graph.
A. y = - 4x - 1
B. y = -18-1
C. y = 4x-1
O D. y=-4x + 1
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Identify the function shown in this graph.
A. y = - 4x - 1
B. y = -18-1
C. y = 4x-1
B. y = -18-1
C. y = 4x-1
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